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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19
J. M. HALE q co.
The Force Of Circumstances

absolutely necessary for the purchaser buy
genuine value. Buying goods old
priced recommendation being socaled
respecay policy particularly when for it.
mortgage exactly with
chasing goods thirty later
transaction percepby felt We think
equivalent expended and the
thing usually crowded. argument
favor Auction sh hopwon and moteaen stock worthless
purchased
tme his best interests always
controlling goods within
and be found usually
appended list will be found Wash Materials goods
Materials goods Furnishing Goods
besides which dup
White
Baste India Dmiy Swisses
with other lines, will take place Wednesday, June 22l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19
"Waye Crest"-June 22d.

Can't do without st Jacobs Oil says Capt.
Paul Boyton. Swimmers all use 1t.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19
Verne 0lldal
For Animals.

One, two and fiveacre improved tracts at
low prices. PoMERoY q GATGs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19

NOR sALE-160 ACRES OF LAND, ALSO
H Forest Dairy, containing cows. horses.
wagons, route and cans, etc. Inquire at
GREEN MEADOW, l mile west OF school
house, or address P. o. Box 744. m2S-6m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
MONDAY WEEK. JUNE eth.

First presentation in this city of MR..
GILLETrE'S highly successful American
Dlay.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19
Arcadia.

For horses at Wards Ranch, one mile south
of Elnraunp-
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19
The NOrwaIk sale

Arcadia.
Perpetual water right with each lot.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-06-19

Arcadia Arcadia
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NOW Has Faith.

"wave Crest"-street cars run at its foot
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Chicago Ment Market.
Theater Trains

CHICAGO, June Is.-Pork-Unchange
S22 per barrel, cash.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

An ACT additional TO and anendatory n section
elghtY-rwo OF chapter SIX Of the Revised stat
uJea, relating 10 the collection of highway taxes
OK. lands IL lnIucoTporated places
Be il enacted &C follows
section Section TWO Of chapter six Of the re-
vl.ed statutes Is hereby amended 10y adding thereto
the following IN addition to the method now pro-
vlded III tins Tor the collection OF highway
a1es assessed tor the purposes named therein, the
cOuntt COMMISSIONERS Of any county in writing,
81 auy tune subsequent l. thai when the lands
sessed light be sold Tor onpayment Of the taxes
asessel thereon direct the treasurer of such coun
~ 70 commence an action Of debt l the name Of
the Inhabitants OF sAld county, against the party
iLable to pay sucb taxes. but no such defendant
shall be liable for any costs Of suit such action,
unless II appears by the declaration and proof that
raynent Of saId tax had been duly demanded by
SAID treasurer before tie suit was commenced so
that SID section as amended, shal! read as follows
Secuou 50 u any owner fails TO pay the sum
60 assessed % his land fer the expenses Of making
and apeuiug suCb rev roads, within two mouths
from tie time fixed therefor provided IL section
seyeut. nine U fails within two months after the
fifteenth day OF each Jane, 70 pay bis assessment
tor repairing roads. provided 20 the ~ pTeced
tT acc fIous the county treasurer shall proceed to
sci the lands assessed, by advertising the lists
OF unpaid taxes with the date o4 assessment and
tie tiu5s sad place - sale the state paper ald
In SOM ps.e;- y any, pflcted II the county where
r iaHds lie t;srse Weess saccesslvelFt the Last pub
cation IT, rE - lea-t thITfY dlys before the time
2 Hgis 80 - 5laaH BE we'd az suca sale fer
-ss ;, ~ she aHa foF 'hs tax costs sna "a.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
HAPPIER IS.

ninety-E.ne Revised Statutes. relating TO Bail
Be Il enacted SC ~ follows
Section Section thlrtysLI of chapter ninety
ZINE # the revised statutes u hereby amended, by
adding thereto the following words And any
persau arrested on the Lord day, on the after
noon ~ eveu:ne preceding for bailable offence,
may Be admitted 10 bail en- That day by such com.
mlssiuCaT 20 that SAD section a. amended, shAll
read IS follows
Section 30 Any person under arrest on crtni-
ma process FOR hsah'e offence may before com
u t1aert in a-l II lie &c requests be TAI by the
officer having him ID charge. before such commits
alouer VITO nav inquire into the case and admit
him e. tAll A1t any person arrested on the Lord
dsy, or % the afternoon evening prelednE, for
bai.Ahie offence may oe Aanltted to ba!! on that
day by such Cguu4i->i ouer
Se--tlai. !. T2us act shaH take effect when sV-
proved. Improved Mar. l. lSs'l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

AN ACT - amend section two Of chapter forty-
four Of tile Revised statutes, relating 10 Ped
dleTe Licenses.
Be j; enacted SC, as follows:
Sre-.ou tso Of chapter torty-fouT Of the revised
statutes Of eighteen hundred and eighty three Is
hereby amended by striking on, all OF sad section
following the word free IL tie eighth line
thereof % that SAID section as amended shall read
d follows
SECTION Tie county commissioners may L.
seu-- tor the purposes aforesaid, any person who
satisfies them that he sus;i:s good moral charac-
ter and h4- been for I'VE years citizen OF the
Tinted States. suCh licenses expire il one year
from ,aelr date, and are not transferable, aAd the
neeu-,e shall pay therefor Il Le Is to offer 10 sell
Nv retail ten dollars i by wholesale, twenty-five
dollar but soldiers OF tie state, disabled n the
recent var Of the Tehe4l.oE. shall have their IL
cel.-s free approved March 10, l8o1.l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

terest at twenty per cent year from the time pre-
scribed for the payment OF said tax and the treas
ureT shau sell much of said land As is necessary
TO pay the unpaid tax costs and interest afore-
said and give deed thereof to the purchaser If
any and If one becomes purchaser at such
sale il shall be forfeited 10 the county, and such
owner or part owner tenant IN common may
redeem his interest therein at any time within two
years from the sale OF forfeiture by paying to the
purchaser the county the sum for which II WAS
cold forfeited, with interest at twenty per cent
wear. and any subsequently paid for state and
county taxes thereon Any owner of Lands so sold,
shall re, eve his share In any overpns of the pro
ceeds Of such sale. on exhibiting to the treasurer
satisfactory evidence of his title. In addition TO
the method now provided In this section for the
collection of highway taxes assessed for the pur-
poses named therein the county commissioners Of
any county may. in writing at any time subsequent
to that when the lands assessed might be sod for
D-pa yment of the taxes assessed thereon direct
the treasurer of such county 70 commence an &C.
ton of debt in the OF the inhabitants of said
county against the party liable TO pay such taxes.
But such defendant shall be liable for any costs
of suit Ia such action unless ii appears by the dec
laratlon and proof, that payment of said tax had
been duly demanded by said treasurer before the
suit was commenced.
Section 2 This act shall not apply TO taxes al
ready assessed
Section 3. This act shall take effect when APP
proved lApproved March TO- 1871
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

Az 3 o est4FIlsh Afb0r Day.
BE It enacted &c. as follows;
section IL4t tie governor shall annually set
si4rt q DAY IN the spr.Lg "a Ar5or bay and shall
issue proclamation re- JInmeLais that 1t be OBJ
served 81 The people Of this STATE III the planting
u tr-e. shrubs aud vines IA The ad0rnment u
putAg ard private grounds, places and ways, and
Il -a,h other efforts and undertakings shall he
10 harmony with the general character OF day 80
established
section J. THIS act shall take effect when ap-
proved lApproyed March 10, 1881.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

AN ACT TO amend section fourteen of chapter
two hundred and eighty-four Of the Public Laws
Of eighteen hundred and eigbty-fve, relating 10
Surety Companies
Be II enacted. &c, as follows:
Section fourteen of chapter two hundred and
eghty-fou OF the public laws Of eighteen hundred
and eighty-fve, is hereby amended. 50 that said
section amended, shall read as follows.
Section Il. Every surety company, not incor-
porated this state applying for admission 10 tran
sact business therein, shall pay to the insurance
commissioner, for the of the state, upon filing
copy Of its charter or deed of settlement and
statement preliminary to admission, a license fee
of twenty dollars and ike sum annually for each
renewal Of said license, and for each agents GER
tifcate, annually, the sum OF one dollar. SAID
companies snail also pay on or before the first day
OF May annually, tax of two per cent upon all
premiums received In excess over losses actually
pad during the year, on contracts made tr the
sons guaranteed. Said tar TO be assessed md paid
IL accordance 9Th the provisions o. section SIXTY
enc hf chapter e:- Of the revised statutes
fAppr@r.d March ~ tss7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
Chapter So.

AN ACT to protect the breeders of Blooded Ami
mails against fraudulent registration and misrep-
resentstion.
Be ii enacted, &c, as follows
Every person who, by any false pretence, shall
obtain from any club, association, society or com
pany for improving the breed of cattle horses,
sheep, swine or other domestic animals, the regis
tratIon Of any animal in the herd register other
register of any such clue, Association, society or
and every person who shall knowingly exhibit,
make give false pedigree Of any animal upon
convection thereof shall be punished by imprIson-
Inent for term not exceeding ninety days In the
county Jail, OF by hne not exceeding three hun
dred dollars or by both such fine and imprisonment.
tApproved March 10, 1885,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
Chapter SIS.

Al ACT 70 provide for securing The rights Of
Mortgage Boudholders.
Be II enacted, &c as follows:
The provisions Of the revised statutes, chapter
ffty-one, section ninety-one TO one hundred and
twelve each inclusive are so far amended to ap-
ply to and include all mortgages of franchise,
lands or other Entertainments, or Of all of them
heretofore or hereafter given by any corporation
10 trustees 10 secure scrip bonds of said corpora
ton; that the holder Of said scrip the bonds
may have the benefit of all .Ad provisions, whether
the said mortgages have been or may be forecosed
in the manner provided by section ninety-one of
said chapter, or in any other legal manner and to
the extent of and with reference TO the property
covered by the mortgage, the new corporation,
when organized, shall have the nights and privi-
leges of the original corporation.
Approved March 10, 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
Chapter 81.



ton County
Be it enacted. &c. as follows
The governor and council may, at the expense of
the state and for the benefit of the Passanaq uoddy
Indians, lease sell the whole any part Of the
Indian township, on such terms as they deem Just,
and all sums received from such leases or sales
shall be credited 10 the funds of said Indians
tApproYed March ~, 1887.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
Chapter 9s.
HAPPIER %.

AN ACT TO regulate the auditing Of Accounts Of
pubic institutions.
Be it enacted, &c. follows:
Section /. The accounts Of the officers Of all
public institutions except where otherwise special
y proTlded tor, sAai! be au1ted by the governor
and council.
Section :. This act shall take effect when APP
proved. Approved March IL. 1857
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

prdtess n tie ssfSs manner to recover damage,
for such towaye. az in case OF howage by dams
erected and maintained for mill purposes a. pro
vided BY chapter ninetytwo of the revised statutes
of the state of Maine APproved Mar II, lss7-I
Chapter %.
AN ACT additional TO and amendatory OF SEXTON
ten of chapter 6fty-oue of the revised statutes,
relating to Railroad Corporations formed under
general law.
Be II enacted &c. as follows
Section l. Section ten of chapter fifty-one Of the
revised statutes is hereby amended, so as to read as
follows
Section 10 ANY railroad corporation formed
under the foregoing sections, desiring to change
the gauge OF road. shall by vote. increase its
capital stock to the amount required by section one
OF this chapter, II the existing capital be not equal
to such amount and shall present to the board OF
railroad comm ssionere n written Application, sub
scrlbed and to BY majority of ITS directors,
setting forth the desire Of the petitioners and that
the inc reased amount of capital stock has been IN
good faith subscribed by responsible persons and
that FIVE per cent thereof has been paid IN in cash,
to the treasurer Of s,ch corporation. II such ap
pcation be approved hy the board oil railroad com.
IussioneTs, such corporation shall make and NE
new location. provided by section eight of this
chapter.
Section 2 ANY corporation formed under the
general railroad laws OF this state may he allowed
TO extend its road 10 other points OF places. on ap
pliCatiun TO the board of railroad commissioners, Us
Ing 10 the general railroad Laws OF the state go far
a. the may be applicable.
Section 3 The board oi railroad commits, ioners
shall have power to revive the charter OF any
railroad corporation organized under the general
law. which may have iapsed by failure OF the cor
poration 10 file its location or to begin It's construc-
ton within the time limited by such charter, on
application made by the directors OF said corpora
manner provided III section one Of this act.
tApYrovrG March II, ISL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

AN ACT AIing the salary of the AdjutantGeneral
Be it enacted, &c follows
Section From and after January one, egh.
teen hundred and eighty seven the salary OF the
adtutant general shall be twelve hundred dollars
per anuum. payable quarterly, instead of the sum
now provided 10y law
Section 2. An acts or parts of acts inconsistent
with this act, hereby repealed.
Section 4 This act shall take effect when ap-
proved lApproved March TO- 1857 }
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
Cha pier 1913.

AN ACT to amend section one hundred and nine
IF chAPtHr 6tty-ane % the Revised Statutes, re-
;atng 10 Railroads
BE Il enacted, &c. - follows
Section l. oslttap Que hundred and hiIie Of
chapter afty-er- Of IN. rsTtsHd Statutes IA asrsby
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

Orlg1nal corporation.
lApproved March 10, 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05
Chapter So.

AN ACT TO amend section twenty-four OF chapter
sixty five of the Revised Statutes relating TO al
lowances to Widows.
Be 1t enacted &C. as follows:
Section l. Section twenty Jour OF chapter sixty
Eve of the revised statutes, is hereby amended 50
as to read a. follows:
Section q A widow shall have her reasonable
sustenance out of the estate of her husband ior
ninety DAYS after his death, and may remain IN the
house of her husband during said ninety days with
out being chargesbe with rent therefor
Section 3 This act shall take effect when ap-
proved. Improved MArch II, looi.I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

AN ACT TO amend chapter one hundred and forty
four OF the Revised Statutes, relating To State
Pensions.
Be it enacted, &C., as follows:
Section two OF chapter one hundred and forty
four OF the revised statutes is hereby amended by
striking out the words>" from wounds or injury
sustained in the service while In the line of duty
follows:
Section 2 The widow, during her widowhood
orphan children under twelve years of age, orphan
partially totally disabled by accident or chronic
sickness or the dependent parent or sister of any
soldier seaman deceased, entitled to the same
pension as is provided IN the preceding section and
under similar conditions, provided, That no more
than eight dollars month shall be paid one family
tApproVed March IL, 1851
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1887-05-05

AN ACT in relation to Paupers in unineorpora,ed
places.
Be 1t enacted. &c, as follows:
Whenever persons who have no legal settlement
within the state, found in unincorporated
places and needing immediate relief, and are
brought into any adjoining town obliged by law to
care Tor and furnish relief 10 such persons and re-
let is SO furnished the state shall reimburse said
towrfor such relief furnished in the same man
nef and under tbs same restrictions provided in
section twenty nine, chapter twenty four of the re-
vised statutes, as amended, although the overseers
OF the poor OF said town have no permit in writing
from the governor and council to remove the same
into their town. Improved March II, 1871
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-03-17
Notice..

7 q. THARP, Of Bauquo, Huntington
J county, Indiana, will take notice that L.
A. Buxxard did, ON the 23d day Of February,
A. D. 1887. file her petition In the Common
Pleas Court Of Highland county: Ohio, asking
sum Of forty-six dollars and ffty.dve cents
with interest ct eight per cent. per annum
from the 28th day of October, 4 d. 1878. on =
certain prumissoFy note signed and delivered
hy the ssidJ. b. Tharp 70 the said L A. Bus-
xard.
attachment, which YES levied upon the updi-
vidsd one t.nth part Of the following described
real estate. q the interest Of the said J. q.
Thsrp therein, tO.1it: Situate In the county
Of Highland, and STATE OF Ohio, and IN the
township Of Penn, and known aud described
upon she sc.n p!s: Of The village OF Samantha
And also 6he following tract Of land, situate
In Penn township, Highland county. and state
Of Ohio. and b0undsd aud described - follows,
to-vit Bsginnipg at point 10 Free Turnpike
Road No. ~ thenoe In . nOrthsruly dtrectt0ns
and With the eastern boundary OF the Village
Ls~burg Road Improvemsnt No. Q; thence
With said road in IN sastsrnly direction, 70 the
lands Of John Rickmsn thence In . s0uthern-
u direction, With The lines Of Rickmsn,
Wright and Fittsu. respectively, 70 . point 10
Free Turnpike Koed No. ~ thence With said
road west 70 he place Of b*ginning' containing
Hei6 property V appraised - follows; In
Lot No. 8 Is TO, In-Los No. . st $3.50; In
Lot NJ. n at ESQ. aud Iu-I1ot No. Is st go.
The forty aere tract shove described 10 sp.
praised q ~ pr scFe.
Said J q. Tharp y hereby notified that he y
& &: ~ 70 g ',lS On
HuaSsoao. o March l0th, lssJ.
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PRlCETOWN.

March 10Th, 1857.
Rev. Arthur Henderson and lady attended
church here Sunday.
Robert Fsris started Monday for Redwood
Minn., where he will work on farm.
The new postofice at Harwood bears the
name Of "Pulse," in honor Of J. o. Pulse.
The candidates for the epring election ere
quite numerous, and cigars are free and plenty
B r. Fsris closed his school last Tuesday, ",
Z. Foust on Wednesday, Jonathan Foust and
J. 8. Faris on Thursday.
Nicely Landess and Tessie Fsris attended the
closing exercises Of p. H. Shsffer's school, ntal
Blanches.er, last Fri ,sy.
c. L. Dehsss, who has been sick here at bill
brother Toms, has 30 far recovered that hs
was able 10 60 TO his fathers Sunday.
Lizzie, the young wife Of J. @. Dodfon, de-
parted this life Saturday morning, March 18th
aged 18 years. The funeral was preached Sun
day by Elder J. W. Ruble, after which she Wal
laid to rest In the Barker cemetery.
Mr.. B. F. Faris and Miss Electa Roush were
united in marriage Saturday evening, March
6th at the residence Of the oficiating minister,
Rev. J. ". Ruble Messrs. James Killing, Of
Hillsboro. and Ollie Roush, Of Fairview, &C
compsnied by Misses Belle Pratt and Jessie
Fulton, attended them.
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LYNCHBURG.


James Reece, Of Hillsboro, was here Friday.
The Mite Society will meet on Wednesday
night Of this week.
J. N. Mckinney, Of New Market, transacted
business here last week.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Archer, Satur-
day evening, daughter.
Col. Owen West will engage extensively in
brick-making this season.
Miss Name Haller, OF dillsboro, visited Miss
Maggie Dumenil Saturday.
The bell for the new Christian Church wai
hoisted into position Monday.
The Highl' nd County Teachers Association
will meet here on the 26th inst.
Several Odd Fellows Of this place attended
Lodge at Wilmington last Thursday night.
Mr.. Curtis Rotroff, Of Sugsrtree Ridge, spent
Sunday here. aud left Monday for ths West.
Our teachers attended the Clinton County
Teachers Association at Westboro last Satur'
day.
The Ladies' Sewing Society were royalty en-
ter,ained by Mrs. O. Noble Last Thursdsy eve
ming.
Messrs. Noble and Porter Anderson, Of Adam
county, sre visiting their sister, Mrs. AsroI
MusgrOve.
Mr.. J. NJ. Hummel and wife, Of Wilmington
spent Sunday with Mrs. H.'s parents, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Brockman.
Mr.. - Hudson, Of Blanchester, candidst
for Representative before the Clinton county
primary election, was here Thursday.
Mr.. @. Weber 10 erecting new blacksmitl
shop on the site of the old one, on the c0rne
Of the alley ON his lot on Pearl street.
The public meeting Of Murrell Post at the u
e. Church last Thursday night was well attend
cd. N. ". Parker. Of Dodsonville, and Melvill
Hays, Of Wilmington, delivered able addresses
| One morning last week while Lewis Holada,
was handling pistol, the cartridge with whicl
he was loading II exploded, the ball passinl
through one OF his fingers, causing painful
Wound
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VouO tno HotS Gnu AAoM 0VAAOs
The Knights of Labor and Trades As.
semblies of Western Pennsylvania have
sent q petition to the bottling firms of
that region asking them to sign the fol-
lowing agreement: 1--WE do hereby faith
fully promise and agree to dispense en-.
tirely with the use OF secondhand bot.
ties (not our own private bottles)
and not to use any Apollinaris water
bottles for ginger ale or beer" What
next? After bottles are smashed when
they have been once used we will prob.
ably be asked to kick out our window
glass, play ball with our lamp chimneys
and make shooting targets of our mir
rors Such lunacy on our part would
Of course be commendable fit furnished
employment to the glass.blowers. Saw
ing our hard earnings has ceased to be a
virtue if this be the case. It il now in
order to make a Fourth of July bon fire
of your house, so as to give brick layers
a bonanza; tie up the legs of your Sun.
day pants, fill them full of rotten eggs
and fail the parlor furniture with them
in order to give employment to your
tailor and your upholsterer- and the
Board of Health ; stand at the rear end
of a bay mule and poke him in the flank
with stick so you can start an account
with surgeon. Anything to patronize
industry.
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If Hough & Dittey have got out of the
remote cavern they hid in last Monday
We would like to ask how they like the
tune of 577 to 1888. II the prohibition
election was a Republican measure
there must be mighty mass Of Republi.
cans in this corporation! How long
will it take you to get it through your
skulls that this was a non-partisan cleo
ton? Hillsboro's Democrats deserve am.
pie credit for their work. How long
will it take you to discover that you are
fighting reform movement, disgusting
your constituency and killing your
paner